The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-10-15
THE ALTAR.

= At Coldwater, Kansas. Octorber 10.
Mr.. WIN. NJ. CASH. editor of the Star. and
Miss MINNIE N. STAFFORD.
Mr.. Cash is q son of John w. Cash. Esq,
of this county, and a nephew Of Mrs. Ethan
4 lien, and learned his trade in this office.
He was for q long time employed on
the Richmond Conservator, IN Col. Child's
day, aud he is therefore well known in both
places. where he will have many kind wishes
upon this, the wisest step of his life. Among
these congratulations none will be heartier
than that of the Intellfgencer.
From the Knoxville, Tenn. Tribune, Oct. 81
The residence of Mr.. James Edelep, on
Deerv street, presented q pleasant picture
last night on the occasion of the marriage of
his daughter. Miss Grace. 10 Mr.. Herbert
Daily, OF this city. The bride is a young lady
of rare cultivation and beauty, and is loved
BY all. Herbert is known 10 all as a popular
and efficient Young druggist who has been
with Spence Il Co. for some time past. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. Daily. |
father of the groom. Mr.. Daily and his wife
We're the recipients of many elegant presents.
] he invited guests part0Ok of an excellent
supper, and after wishing the young couple
health and happiness departed. The bride
and groom will leave In d few days for San
Francisco.
Miss Edelen will be remembered by many
of our people who cav her grow up from
childhood into a beautiful and true woman
hood, and who will wish for her much happi-
ness in her marriage.
[From a Santa Clara. Cal, paper.I
The marriage of E. l.. Radford to Miss
Mae E.. Carev, both of Santa Clara, Cal
was solemnized, on Wednesday last, in the
presence of a number Of relatives and inti-
mate friends, at the Arguello House, Rev. }.
ID CQrpS- father nf the bride nfiipiatinU The
elegant and spacious parlors were handsome
ly decorated for the occasion with q tasteful
prOfusion of choice flowers and ferns. Red
and white roses banked up mantel and CRATE.
and vases and bouquets of rare and OdOrOus
blossoms occupied stands and b ackets, while
the chandeliers were entwined with ivy and
evergreen. The charming bride was becOm-
ingly attired in golden brown satin, trimmed
with plush, with a cOrsage bouquet of orange
blossoms and maiden.hair fern. The groom
wore the conventional morning wedding
garb. After the ceremony, the happy pair.
having received the congratulations of friends, |
left for San Francisco, to be gone a short
time, bearing with them the best wishes Of
friends, among whom both are well and
favorably known.
MITH-GoODwIN.
From the Marshall Daily News, October 6.
An event, which has been looked forward
to with great expectancy by the society peo-
pie Of Marshall for some time, took place last
evening, ut the Presbyterian (rock) chuEeht3
it being the marriage of Miss Sallie Coz
daughter of James w. Goodwin, of THU n
to Mr.. r. E. l.. Smith, of Kansas City. T41I
ceremony was celebrated by the Rev. L.5E.1
Bowen, pastor of the church, which was In
p~resslve, compact and very pretty.
The bride and groom have a host of ad-
mirers, and In answe to 800 invitations sent
out, the church was cr.!wded to its utmost
capacity, several hours before the bridal par
ty arrived.
The church was decorated, and presented
the appearance OF q veritable bower. The
entire length of the edlhce was banked with
tall plants. and the windows were filled with
jardinieres of palms and ferns. At intervals
down the aisles were placed groups OF flowers,
u number OF beautiful designs adorned lhe(
lamp pedestals. and rare tropical plants were
scattered here and there, throughout ihdl
room.
Prof. c. F. Storandt, the musician, was
seated In the gallery al the large vipe organ,
screened from view by u mass of eager, ex pee
tant people, who could not gain access 10 the
already overficwing auditorium. Rev. Bowen
occupied his pastoral chair. which was sur
rounded on either side by beautiful flowers
nestled apparently in a bed Of roses. In
head Of the happy pair, hung y bow and ar
row made Of flowers, emblematicai OF the
hearts pierced by Cupid's dart.
At u quarter OF nine the wedding march
was sounded, and the birds party was
ushered in by Messrs. f. P. BOYD, of Kansas
City: }. W. Shirley, j. W. Carter, and j. w.
Patterson, of Marshall. who marched down
the a:sies in couples, taking places on either
side of the pulpit. The ushers were follow.
ed by The attendants, DR.. A. J. Mcdonald, of
Kansas City, and Miss Kitty Corder, OF Wa
verify; MIR. II. w. Elliott and Miss Nellie
starr, of Kansas City on the left; and Mr..
Lou Cary, Of Kansas City, and Miss Neitie
BOYER. of Mar:hall; Mr.. Robert Oresr, of
Orearyiils, and Miss Mary Woodbridge, OF
Marshall, on the right, who marched in
couples, taking places on their respective
sides. on a parallel with the ushers, all facing
the side of the pulpit.
The attendants were succeeded by Miss
Rena Corder, of Waverly, the maid of honor,
and Mr.. q. w. Smith. of WarrentOn, Va, u
brother OF the groom, acting bridegroom,
Who marched singly on either side OF the
church to the altar, the bride and groom, and
Master Fill. Franklin and Miss Agnes Lam
gan. W pretty little flower bearers. bringing
ap the rear. The contracting parties arrang-
ed themselves Immediately In front of the
altar, and between the bridegroom and maid
of honor, and while the sweet tones of the
wedding march were slowly dying out, the
matrimonial knot was tied, making the two
man and wife.
Guile death depart and disrord cease,
And all within is joy and peace"
Alter the ceremony the bridal pageant de-
parted, reversing the ~aisles, keeping time
~ ASSSNSe W VIC Ao"c1
bearers, strewing flowers broadcast as they
went. They returned to their carriages and
repaired to the residence of the bride, where
q reception was rendered to a vast multitude
Of friends and relatives.
THE RECEPTION.
The reception was attended by upward OF
a hundred invited guests, and was conceded
by those present the most brilliant affair of
the kind ever given In Marshall. The par
icrs and dining halls were profusely decorate
ed with flowers. artistIcally arranged and
the house throughout was brilliantly illumi-
mated.
The tables were beautifully ornamented
and heavily laden with Refreshments. Cakes,
fruits and drinks were conveniently arranged
ton the tables. while meats. salads creams aud
Ices were being continually passed by the
walters among the guests.
The bridal hamOe was useL g a recepta-
Gle for presents, which were numerous, pref
", costly and very fine. The gifts were dis
very much resembling the interior of an ey-
position building Of fine art. Among thuse
in attendance were the following:
u hoyer RI ana suS wife s;; A. Leonara and wife g.
wife, II. j. Stewart and wife. Dr.. Jno. Hi
md wife, ,br. L Hall ami wIe. Wan. Peer
md vile. j. H. Corieil and wife. j. woDi,
,rltSe and wife, Hubert Harvey and wife. Jas
A. 6 1rdon and wife, F. P. Sebree anu VIE.
Or. WIN. Harrison aud wife. Leslie Urear anl
VIE, Ed. L. Orear and wife. JAS. Covert and
"ihS. " "a DuShuti anu e L. bfuEE amt
wife, DIR. Wood and wife, U. y. McBride an
Wifi, Marion Sparks anu vile, j. y. Patterson
md vile. Marshall; Ca Gurret and vile, } 4.
Good win and wife, Alma
Mesdames z. IL. Franklin, Collin Pc. bl,..
sosS"s harGss; Il r. DoTni9g Marshall; j
NJ * fayior. \ Blackburn, - Ratti,ls,
Blackburn; Judge Richard Field. Lexington;
Or. Horner, Alma; Geo Goo Twin, Wagerly
Jennie Lee, Kansas City.
Misses Emma Newiand. Minnie HouA, Malt
striker, Kate McMahan. Mary Harbee, n IA
. aves. lIasd Harvey Minnie Marun. Ada
Hughes. late Alexander Vim and Laura YeIhy.
SEN Hutchinson. Marshall, NeiIi. Cav, h N -
Cav; B'ttir Gpoiw n. Aim /; SpWena Good y IN,
Waveriy; n ma CJrdeii, Kans, IS Gig.
Mrs.rs 4 X PrmUeriOn, rice Sewi4nd,
} I'M Houx, Lnm Graves. Harry Harvey, church
Black buru, O-car Goodwin. sd. Struthev, u
L &ens, } W. anu Geo NJ. Patterson. ". NJ
striker. Marshall; DIR. InUs. Field, DIR. X. II
Jones, l. Cary, h nsas CITY; r. G Herr, V.n
Buren,, Ark
Following we give a description Of The
costumes worn by The bride. Ter attendants,
ind II few OF the guests at the reception:
The bride. u blonde of The Tuian tyue. wa.
beautifully attlred In an elegant whire MORE,
pearl trimmings, with long princess train fall.
Jug IN PLAIN folds. The graceful pompaa "
cor-age was filled in with duchess lace, CON
tined a. the throat by a breach of diamonds.
The bridal veil was fastened with uipuita-
roses. She carried in her hand a lovely tor.
quet OF white flowers.
Miss Rena COrdor. OF WaScr!y, Hrst brides.
maid, was handsomely attIred in a combine
tion OF white MORE and corded silk with
eTysta' trimmings, low corsage, shcrt alea..,
ana long gloves to match: bouquet OF white
and pink roses and diamond ornaments